What error message does Splunk typically display when a macro is invoked with fewer arguments than defined?

Error in 'my_macro' command: This command does not have enough arguments

If a macro argument value needs to include a literal double quote character, how should it be escaped?

Use single quotes around the value

Precede it with a backslash, e.g., `\"`

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Add and Use Arguments with a Macro SPLK-1002 Practice Questions (Page 3)

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What error message does Splunk typically display when a macro is invoked with fewer arguments than defined?

If a macro argument value needs to include a literal double quote character, how should it be escaped?

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